Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-07-01
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Wedding Another brilliant we'd
ding took place in Trinity Episcopal
Church, Shepherdstown, last Thursday
evening, June 23d, when were united in
holy wedlock Mr.. Clarence Summers
Hunter, of Berkeley Springs, w. Va,
and Miss Annie S. Harrison, daughter
Of Mayor b. F. Harrison, of this place.
The ceremony took place promptly at
seven o'clock in the evening. L e
church was filled with the friends OF the
happy couple, and as the bridal party
proceeded up the aisle the scene pre-
scented was most brilliant One-the
lovely ladies in their splendid costumes,
the handsome gentlemen in full dress,
and the floral decorations combining to
make the effect striking and beautiful.
First in the bridal procession were the
ushers, Messrs. j. o. Aglionby, OF this
county, William Henry, of Washington,
Frank Doll and John Criswell, Of Mar
tinsburg; groomsmen and bridesmaids,
Mr.. Benjamin Champion, of Baltimore,
and Miss Sue Hunter, of Berkeley
Springs; Mr.. Strother Randolph, OF
Maryland, and Miss Maria Bed.ock, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. +. j. Prettyman. of
Maryland, and Miss Katie Hackney, of
Washington; Mr.. Summers Burkhars,
of Berkeley Springs, and Miss Nettie
Aglionby, of Jefferson county; Mr..
Peyton Harrison, of Chicago, and Miss
Mamie Livermore, Of st. Louis. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. l.. X.
Mason after the impressive form of the
Episcopal church, and the newly made
husband and wife slowly left the church,
followed by the attendants. Miss Helen
Pendleton performed in most mastery
style Mendelssohn's wedding march.
After the ceremony number of invi-
ted guests assembled at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, where the
bride and groom were heartily congrat-
ulated by their many friends. Refresh.
ments were served in abundance, and
very pleasant evening was spent. The
presents received by the bride were very
numerous and of the most elegant char
acter. Solid silverware, ornaments, pic
lures, china, ic-a-brac, and almost
everything ornamental and useful seemed
to have been showered upon her. Prob
ably the present she appreciated most
was the one from the members ofTrinity
Church, where she has been the efficient
organist for so long. 1t was an extreme.
ly handsome solid silver ladle, suitably
inscribed. The happy couple left on the
$40 train for tour of the eastern cities
They are followed by the best wishes of
hosts of friends. Miss Harrison will be
greatly missed from this community,
where she was universal fayOrite. We
extend our sincerest desires for their
happiness, and we express the general
sentiment.
Among those who were present from
other places were the following: Gen.
David ii. ST. other and wife, of Charles
town; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Legge, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. a. Rid
die, of Chambersburg, Pa; DR.. Ransom
aud wife, of Harper's Ferry; Mr.. j. d..
Newcomer, of Hagerstown; Miss B. j..
Hunter, Miss Mary Lou Hunter, Miss
Julia Hunter, Miss Mamie Hunter, Of
Berkeley Springs; Mrs. p. r. Harrison,
Capt. and Mrs. w. b. Colston, Miss
Sue Colston, Miss Jane Colston, Miss
Lizzie Colston, Miss NJ. G. McSherry,
Miss Mai Faulkner, Miss Ida Henry,
Mrs. Anna Washington, Miss Birdie
Washington, Mrs. c. b. Buckles, Miss
Nota Viewer, Miss Katie Goldsborough,
Miss Bessie Burkhart, Miss Leah Burk-
hart, Rev. r. d. Roller and wife, Mr..
r. c. Criswell, Mr.. II. i. Doll, Mr..
Ohio Hunter, Of Martinsburg.